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Yesterday saw the publication of the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, the bill originally conceived of as the Great Repeal Bill.

These are testing times for NGOs. As the number of migrants and refugees attempting to reach Europe soars, aid groups have come under fierce criticism from European politicians and officials who accuse them of hampering efforts to stem the influx.

Since the election, the Brexit debate has been blown wide open; over the past couple of days, the question of the UK’s membership of Euratom, Europe’s nuclear treaty, has come to the forefront with a concerted push by supporters of a ‘softer Brexit’ to put the option of continued membership back on the table.

My time on the Cannes Lions Festival PR Jury this year was everything I thought it would be, and more. Reviewing the best work from across the globe was a privilege. The jury room laughed and cried while we moved through hundreds of case films from every corner of the planet.

The world of social media can be difficult to navigate successfully for popular consumer brands, yet pharmaceutical companies must also contend with regulations, guidelines and directives that can mean a conservative approach to their social media.

New analysis of the composition of parliament following the General Election finds that the Conservatives’ pre-election Brexit position would not be guaranteed to pass any votes in the Commons (not to mention the Lords).

For the fourth year running, Edelman hosted the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism’s Digital News Report 2017 on Wednesday 28th June.

Yesterday, the UK finally published its formal offer on EU citizens’ rights post-Brexit.